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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Star, 1932-12-08, Page 9THURSDAY, DEC. Ith, IOU *6**,..**6•66,,, if MAINLY for WOMEN 11 and Occasionally Sorne Men Teen -Age Weakness 9.44••••.ft INSTITUTS HOLDS PARTY PEIDAle The Party given on. Prid ey alght Odd rellevis" by the Galeriai branch of the Women% Institute attract- ed * lerge erowd. Cards were enjoyed •during the flat part of the evening - Paps were won by Stirling Pulfarel and MTL T. Baker a eleafertie Atterwards a, Mince took plan, wizen novelty dance Melee Were wore by Mies Muriel Panew. berm; Ulm Cie:trade Evans, Ora. Arthur Curry and 3L0 Ruth Wereelt The In. actitute at its meeting recently veted *20 to the Welfare Itisteet. Recently acebale was sent to Mb& IL Trowbridge, of anew, Isla. for nistribUtion among the needy In Northern Ontario. A. letter of epareche- teen mad' acknowledgement wea received froM WC Trowbridge, ' NORTH. SA W. M. IL XIJICTI1 OPPICERS Pertatents; Chrietien stewardship, etre. W. J. Andrew; strairgera, Mrs. W. C. Priam and UM Wilcock; supPly, Nira. T. Johnston and Ms. A. 3. Howard; associate ieelpene Mrs. V. M Robertson and Mee S. J. Wok; literature, Mo. Wen. Rivers; ladestenery Monthly. Utica A. Devideou and eine A. Buenapen ; temperance, Nine M. W. Howell; press, Wes M. 0. Rebertean; eunerintaiderita, Missies Om% Miss Z. Ruch:mina 0.0. 1.T, UAW Bailie and Cheer; Miseion Band, Misses Oreelford, Andrew end camper; IOW Sena, ligm. rOZOrd. kess A. Jenkins Ind liErS. P. 4. Manna atre, 3. T. Pell; aerators, Mae dome Han mid Aitken; finance eel*, mittee, ateseleenee R. Reim. Salkelci and Oirvin; repreeentatIve to the oftleiel board, Mrs, Hetherington. After the eleetiou or officers lars, P. •W. *erne took the 'chair for the devo- • tional prograte. The scripture lessee, Ialre's beautiful iset`Ount of the birth of Christ, was -read by Mrs, A, Inchailatil Mr& Watts offered wearer, end Ms, W. I. ),IeNevin, read tins story of mrhe woman who loves to radiate latIngfrees. A chorus, "Joy to the World:11ms splen- didly rendered by a dcaible quartette dine sista% of Mesdames lbebertson, • Naftel, Moore. Johnston, Barbour, Ker- shaw aad Hewitt, with ears, R. Hender- son at accorideardst, Mrs, W 3. Andrew gave an interestbig talk on "The Blue Hooker reading well chosen selections from its wealth of inforrnatiren. The closing prayer •was offered by Miss 3,r, Robertson. be W. M. El. of North street United • chetah heldits amnura meeting or the election of oineers on leoaday afternoon. veport of the etbminatem eoannittee; wee adopted , without change and the; following ofilcere arin enstalial at the January meeting: litimoreay presidents,' aeeessaames Pod, Colberne, Stewart, and Tom; prevalent, lira I. Eletheraigton ; vice-presidents, IffesdaMee Hamilton, Mc- Kay, Watts, GrahaM; recording secre- Ivy, 'Mrs, Wm, Strachan, with Mrs, P. 'W. Currie as assistant; corresponding 'fteretary, Mrs. WM. Revers; treasurer, Miss M. 3, Robertson; eeeretarles or de - THE GODERICII STAR certuiciawi (mow and the aPeeifieee et-eng terzue his intenteau Of eaving the ' nom/ of the &Wyman Walla teazle hith 'Lord And taking his family along giciat Mrs. Lust Tells How She Leered 'flutDr. WilliamsPIA Pins Bee fit Crumb% Girls using counter maks has been trelnene elm in past eeses. A itpetate bill of lading ler awn culoa1 werrict greetly _Weal' beeY 4-ia facilititte dionatution. U. N. Poets. " 41.4" *' leigines fen:Wed be NM Walton reveal Pme," writ" Ur** thee the British minket imPatteil. %Weer Lunt. Ilranaafl. e49 owt. of apples. in 1031 as compered elkian"ha*"Whee_eu With 4,001,134 cwt. in 1021 *ea 1,830,210 *VI 4_4,4 44`12;,724: MO. whis reveals the Petartia- aim awa'"*"" lities et the British, minket for aboorbing the aPPle eereertS of °Mario. aireaa et the railearents te when. they refer ; Mee timt counter minim en lava bearer am alsoluteiy liceeasarY weer' * shipment consias el more than one eat Ur. aulten eiserme that the amouat mvuey lost to tba ShIPPer. tnroudn ukt Pelt Like Differest Person very badaf4 blood seemed to turn to water. A friend told me to try ler. Wil - lime Pink P1110. In three months 1 telt like a different Person. i have s taken a course ot them PM* **eh -t0 build Up my blood. and X cannot ape* Mo highly of them.' Dr Willisares" Pink Pills have emoted an invaluable biasing to theUmnds 01 young women, by creating an abundant simply Of new red blood cella Carried to -every pert ea the neretersly mateusted seetern, thie rich Mood Metals* and re - Maker it In truly wonderful Way, ALL run-down eOnditione are bent - Bled by them Ville. Try tlean. At druggists, ade Package. EOPLE S STOR 5c to $1 00 REWARD To any ;person who fan bring in, fresher Spanish °SALTED , PEANUTS in 'this quality. GREAT OPPORTUNITY, This 'week we have bought alarge,quantity of the new crop of SPANISH $ALTEDrEANUTS to he sold at 15c pop pound 'cm THEM 'WHILE THEY'RE -140T Ceeeleseeitacede LARESSES Do „not .miss visiting our Dress DEpartment this week. R. EALOCCASIONS EAL BARGAINS EAL QUALITY EAL ASSORTMENT Check und double check our prices. LADIES' JERSEY DRESSES Smart and chic styles, all sizes. The very latest styles.. ... $2.95 and $2A7 LADIES' CELANESE DRESSES Beautiful range of colors, niee diverse styles for these prices..... ....... ...... $2.95 and $2.47 TIIREE-PIECE JERSEY ENSEMBLE -PULL- OVER -JACKET -SKIRT Regular $4.95, for, .... . ... „ .. $3.95 LADIES' COTTON TWEED DRESSES Here is something to catch your eye. Large assortment, all sizes, at •lowest prices, regular $1,95, for... ... ... .. ...$1.47 CHRISTMAS 'HANDKERCHIEFS Nothing more acceptable for Christmas Gifts than a box of Handkerchiefs, retailing at 15c and 25c box. We carry a very large assortment for you •to select from. SUGGESTIONS FOR CHRISTMAS GIFTS Before you make your selection for Christmas be sure to come and see our gift counter display. Our assortment is large and of high quality and at low. er prices. CHRISTMAS CANDY Our Candies alWays the best quality at the lowest prices. SATIN:MIXTURES, per lb.... .. . .....19c • ASORTED CREAMS, per ib...............19c NLAPLE BUDS, per lb.... CHOCOLATE DROPS, per lb...... . .. ...20c COCOA1VUT TAFFY, made from the new crop of Peanuts, per lb... . 20c TOYS! TOYS! TOYS ! Make your Children happy by bringing them to the store and visiting our toy land. We carry a coalplete assortment of all toys. We specialize in Dolls. Chubby D 00* 6.660. 06,1 ..... *60** 41.95 Manuna Doll with wig..- .... 41.95 Mamma Doll special dress, ... Mamma Doll with wig.. • .... ...........$1.00 Mamma Doll in Pyjamas... Mamma Doll in dress... ....... , .49c Unbreakable Doll... , Nen and Information . for the Any Farmer • (FuswiSised the Oatarm smare'vatect at daricainno, . • Red .Onions at lereeduna. That Montreal and Quebec auerkets are•Prepared tre..PaY a Premium for the red varieties- of Ontario -grown °Mous, is prove4 by the fact that in •both these cities the red varieties are selling for op to 75 cents a• hundred higher than the yellow.. • "Don't Want Xat -Sion It is particularly difetult en these shwa of lots of ffeed and low prices to get far- mers to realize that the market does not want a set hog, at least not a hog of the fatted type, so ,popular derade or so ago. The .1AOK that takeS the premium today es the select batem,type, whien. comparatively &Peaking, a lean bog weighing 180 to 220 pounds off cars at Stock yards Such bogs have a Jowl and shoulder light and. smooth, a` back fxont, neck to tail evenly *fleshed, a. side long dropping straight, from.the_back, a belly ehowing thickness of desning, a .flank Well let down and Mine a tain .1 all, and a good general finish with no excess fat. The best way lo tnderstand the tele. of hog that gets the Adler a:want= Is to, visit .a stockyard .or abattoir 43r, grading station where hog grading 10 being 4911e and. see /for „yourself the tYPe of hog that nets the dollar premium for the produc- er. Item; and he called upon the caildren a Israel to make a like decision. Paul in Ms day teught and passed an is teaching In watinge which ere in use in our day for the guidance et tether* Ilenor Mr 0, A. 0. The rather Cup Offered he' the Saddle and Sirloin Crlub of Ceneagte en their Annual Senty Contelt, liag been won by the students of the Ontstrks tiericulturol College. Jae, Cullen. secured second WM* ea an indivIcaral competitor, and won the telvez medal. Ileatter place was won by 341m Regina Van der HoOrneenftle place bY H. X. Jackson, sixth by %Wain Butt and eighth, by X. CF. lieedinati. Thus, 0. A. 0. students seceded five of tae first eight awards and, 04 tide basis WQ4 the Grand Chealitenshie Trophy, The hon- Btpeace be. or Which ceases to O. A. through the eemea deal nations as being possible . Paul In Ids day preached tht5 tx410113t Mean* J1114 ik when should trown Jesus teal of all, were In all 180• ceraPetitors froM shitecit around the mom of Christ then darn little mere When it is known that there When they meet ea ceinnion supplicante altrieultinal eel/teat. Pietas of these wars eeme and the world be at peaces colleges ere irt the Uaited States. Tire subject on whIth the essays were Nov• 13-1kreklek a tieint. vnitten was "Factor:: Contributing to the -Awe 5:11-15; Luke 15 18-2* Efficient Dee of Tads." The meccas of --Itemerus 12:11. ' the Students is a tribute to the Depart- The Prophet Amos, ',WW1'S: with e'en - merits of Poultry and Animal Ilinben- cern the way the people about him were dry, 'where a large amount of research loving evil and hating good, 'Preached re- bels been caaled on and from which Pentane and tlle grace of God, hoPing some fundamental filets have been secur- to stir them up to a better mode of Uv - Sind children, masters and Sextants in the way they Should live and make their lives a bleaSlaig ta themselves and the harem and community. Oct. 34 -The Christian AM law Wow - yaw*. Weriel'a Temperanee Stereo, -o-litemaell 1$:14; Gldatilalt 44-10. The principles of Chtlatian eivairatien are set forth. by fat. Peul in these words, "Let every soul be subject unto the high. er powers. For there is no power hut of OW; the powers that be are erdalned of 00d." In writing to the theatlans at. Paul *eta fOrtb. clearly 'what; Chrietianity itt in practise and in reward, "Be not weelet In well -doing. kr in dee season, ye shall reap if ye faint nut." Nov. 1--Tite Christicta ant Were.. Peeve e -Pea* 7$41-17t 11pbeebram 1113-11. Mettisew 50t, The Pialmbt foresees the reign of Christ in the heart* 01 men and prophe- elm Met 'kings and ruler* than come and offer their 'crowns to the Bon of Clod, all netions shall serve him. ed, The English. Department, bi. which Ing. • these students were trained, also claims The gospel according to Luke vecerde mud:. credit. The students deserve great the teaching of the Master about the true praise leetatese of their interest and In- object in lite. De expectations are to dustrY and their ability to write out. look beyond the good things of this life, standing essays, All the gifts with which man is endeered are to be Used in the business of trading In the interests of the Master's kingdom, Nov. 2S -Stewardship of Money. -DeuteronoMy 8;11-14, 18; 2 Cor- inthians 9:6-15. -Luke 12:15. The Old Testainent abounds in refer- ences to giving back to God a portion of what He has blessed His creatures with nuterially. Ifl todaya les.son. we read of ciocies veiling Ilis chosen people to re- member Wile -it isthat givetn them 'Power to set wealthaa the New Testament lesson St Paul urgesthoseto whom he was writing toaeive generously, knowing that 'Clod loves a cheerful giver. 4-, • Nov. 27 --Stewardship of Life. 1116-201 Acts 28:12-19, Corhithians 8:5. Jesus having started on his public min- istry called other four to follow him and share his experiences. They accepted the challenge, not knowing its f ull meaning but they saw in it liew possibilities for their development along hew ways. They had been living useful lives but in a re- stricted area. On the other hand Bt. Paul had been active in a wider and al- together different sphere but When called hetoo responded and entered on a new- er, fuller life. Dec. 4 -Living With _People of Other Races, -John 4:5-10; Acts 10:30-35. -Acts 10:34, Jesus began the 'breaking down of the Field Orel* Report The Statistics Branch has recently is- sued its sixth crop report ef the season, overing yields of field crops for Ontario. all wheat yield per acre is now placed at 28.4 bushels as eompared with the Pre- liminary name of 30.1 bushels and the estimate of oats has been reduced from 33.5 to 329 bushels Per atre. The injury done to fall wheat by lodging as revealed tlueshing operations wasgreater than at first belleveci. --Yield of rail was out down Southerr: Ontario due to unfav- orable weather at seeding time and in ea other tions, oats are light in weight due to too much raln and heat while 111- ling. Total production of both beans and potatoes Is much under last year. The acreage of' potatoes was reduced 7 per emit this year but the yield per acre showed a drastic reduction. Dry rot has been prevalent, many fields showing as high as 50 Per cent. rot. • • • Late crops suth as sugar beets, turnips, mangolds, corn and buckwheat benefited from, favorable growing weather during the Tall and Yields were very good. The corn -borer was worse. than for some Tears. . illy and clover crops yielded well ex- cept •iir the east where growth was tixecirea by snicisuramer drought and rains came too lete to prevent damage to hay ',crops, but 4n tline tor corn and grain. Pastures are in excellent condi- tion and livestock Is going into the sta••• oarcaron which b,ad so long separated Iles en meal condition. Jews and Gentiles. ere entered into in Farmers ge.nerally Sowed. fael wheat later this year to avoid the danger of Onta'rio. Heavy Winner at International Skew The showing made by Ontario far- mers at the International May and Grain Show. Chicago," said Arthur H. Martin, Ontario Department 01 annaciature, •ras a clear indication, of preparation being made for the World's Grairi Slum, te be 'held in Regina in 1933. 'With the Judging ea. grain arid small seats ettu incomplete, vidiiiiitOrs rr,om °Marto have captured, already, two • championships and two reserve' dlnun- pionships. , "R. Lee. of OhatswOrtiz •reY Onuntir, was awarded the grand ehamlaionSbia in field peas on a splendia sample oe the small yellow"variety, . . •• "The second championship goes to Mrs. Mary E. maytoek, of 'Milford, Pfince Edward County, on an exhibit of navy field beans. Mr. Maycock has won championships at Chicago Tor the past three years. I '3 11. tampman, Ridgetawn, Neat Co.; received the Reserve Championalilp in Field Beans. . • "In the Alfalfa Classes, Robert J. Shaw, Motto Road, Pee County, took the Reserve Championship. • "Ontario farmers.' concluded Mr. Martin, "gent upwards of 1775 entrees in the Seed classes to Chicago, and have won more top prizes than in any Pre- Viotts year." 1,000,000 Pounds of Turkey Shipped to • Great Britain - It has been reported to the Ontario Marketing Beard that between Novem- ber 16 and December 9, over one million pounds of Canadian turkey meat will have been, snipped to Great Britain. In spite of the fact that the turkey meat originated in the western provin- ces, this constitutes good limes for the - Ontario produeer, inatriush as 'mai • nterkets will be relieved to that extent. PAC* UV= SAVES YOU FROM MANY LLS cia OF INTRUST TO WONIEF1-..i.wootropeseiwiarel*ked thee only,tbe nfat of st Bridals -made, 5°' eluminune cooking eatoon for thereon* °Costly en Oxo Cube Red Weappers. OXO Limited, St. Petit Streer,Mnotrial tilliate tOsiversisticin With a Serwarltan woman, and revealed to her the meaning. 01 tale worship. AS he wee leaving his disdples for the last tinie, lie cornmis- stoned them to diselple all nations and in obedience to that eoramand We read of Peter's preaching to a cOMPtiny gath- ered in the house of 'Cornelius, a care tur100. of the Itiditen band: . Dee. 11 -The Cheicalates lese of Leisure. -Ethane:di 8110-17* ltfark 4:30-3.1). •Corinthlinii 14;31. . After the rebeilding iyt the wall of Jer- usalem, a time et rest was observed and In it Vara the peophet read and explain- ed the law at Moses to the people, Then he Ontunanded there- to take thought for their phydall needs and pleasuree and that of others less ftwOrabbr sltuat- ed. They Were to eon tor the well -tieing Of their aeuls, Minds, bodies and twist and charitable aetivities and the result west that their hearts were lifted up in very great gladness.Jaw: tatled Mir diseiples apart that they might rest and take over their doings *net recelve tarealith far Anther work. lite Weer use of leisure side MI the rest of a Mattal daily lite. • An 011 without Aleoboe-Some end many medicines have alco1101 as a prom- inent ingredient. A judicious Wailing of six asentlel oils compose Dr. 'Ilionuria Eeleetrie 011, and there is no *lead in It ear that 115 effects are lasting. Greater Care Needed At the toncluding session of the East- ara Ontario Cheesemakers' Contention D. B. Shirtt, bacterioligist, 0.A.C., spoke en the further elimination of cheese de- fects. In summing um Mr. Shutt de- clared that there should be greater care in the steaming and demising of cans and utensils. He submitted the follow- ing resolutions for 1033: No., 1 -Every milk can, and if possible, all Will idea - ells, should be brought to the factory be- fore openiug day to be Washed, etesuned and Inspected. Repairsshoulct be made at the eadory. No. 2 -Steaming of all cant should be conducted at the factory at least °tree a week. No. 3-0ecasiona1 eats for surplus milk ahould be deemed at tut factory before being used. NO. 4 -Pasteurlattion of 'whey. No, 5 -In severe autbreake of fruity or mottled cheese raise' the patteurization tenipera- ture of the whey. ,No. te-Htrict earata- Mon in factory,eoulproent. 'Hessian Ply. Though having less top than last year, it is very healthy and goes into the winter 'in good shape. ne- ves received eter trops are generally less than a year ago, 'although potatoesand beans are above last year The total value of the chief field crops was $114,- 073,408 for 1932 as compared with $125,- 221,100 for 1921. ,Rilab Apple Umbel Mr,. Andrew Fulton, overseas trait re- presentative, in a :recent, report, dates that the prospects for good quality On - fano apples in the United Eingclorn con - thine eatisfactory. Ile emphasizes that it is important that dectimaits aech so 1 Sunday Afternoon By IsABEL HAMILTON, Godtrich Ont, ei salvation take the cup, On God's 118.1110 Will I call; pay my vows now to the Lord • Before His people ' all, Dear in: God's sight. is Ills saints' death, Thy servant, Lord, am I; Thy servant sure, Thine handmaid's son; My bands Thou didst untie. • Scottish Psalter. S. S. LESSON DEC. 18th, 1932 Lesson Topia-Review: ChtiStfaa 814111 - dards of Life. Lesson Passage -Phil. 3:8-14. Golden Text -Luke, 923. ' Oct. 2 -The Christiank: Devotional Life. • --Matthew 6:545; II Timothy 3: 14-17. -.11 Peter 3:18, We lind in the Bible and in other am - red writings that "man cannot live by bread alone" and that prayer is the bridge that links up the needy one to the Source of supply. It is, as one writer puts 15, "the root, the fountain, the mother of . a thew:and blessings." When it is neglected Or only half-heartedly en- tered upon the devotional life wanes and WOct.is-DaThe Christian In The Family. ..-Luke 2:40-52; 10:3842. -.-Paahit 10112. In the flret part of today's lessem we see a relationship of trust between par - Mite and son, and ale° respect all4 deed - !ewe on the art of the latter to the for- mer. Xn the second part' there IA brought out what fatally life may be and what it 'ought to be. 'Where any metnber becomes unduly obseseed there is apt to be fric- tied of a serious: nature. "Receiving, preelng, Waking -these are the alternate chords on which the mueie of cur lives ehould be istruek." Qct. 16-4he Home and The Coming • Generation. 16:17-10; Deut. 8:4-9; Mark 10:13.18, .-Proverbe tette Abraham was instraetecate teeth to eticeeedbag generations &At if they were to continue In God's favor it torrid oille be threttgh. living lime ef obedience and righteousness. Moses teuelit that they mutt give dili- gent treed to hear and observe and Id elnk into their hearte the werd of God; but they nicht teeth a efl te their thileiren enel ter preeave ie frolic genera- tion to generation, Jean gave au object eeeterz to hie dio- •de:es of the value ef., !little children. When t10 niethere bretigirt Mem to him he gene them More than they egateted. They looked for a teat% lite gave an embrace iced s tatatIrag. Ott. tileerrebtersti ea The Medan Iltshit. 24:14, 15; Et:halal, 8:14. 1 ..lishtes 24:15, Jotro,10 tat 4/sy =VIP kazairror 10 • Palpitation of the Heart Nerves So Bed Could Not Sleep Urs. Fred Bingham, Swift Current, fluke writes. "I vase bothered with palpitation of the heart, end my nerves were so bad I could not eleep. I had eeverld operations which seemed to make me Worse every tune. I was getting &operate and eonfided my trouble to a friend who recommended me to wse 1Vinbrus's Heart and Nerve Pille. I purchased a box and got mob, relief 1 would gladly recommend them to ail who are troubled as I was." t For sale at all drug and general stores; put up only by The T. Milburn co, Limited, Toronto. Ont. oil! Coal! Coal t WO carry a full line of Anthracite, Bituminous ancl_Pocollontaa Con and Cokee All cier coal le Weighed on pine own scales (The Market Scales); We carry a fullline of SHELF and 11EAVE HARDWARE, PLI/Mlie . . . ING. HEATING and TINSMITHING 000Deeand We. guarantec Satisfactlen. • We have a SIX 'CYLINDER STUDEBAKER OAR which Can be •cen- Verted fnto a jowt truck„ for cede at a very rear.orieble price. :Here 22 1$1311"1 Mouse 112 STORE AND COAL YARD AT THE HARBOR 1 0.1.1111***10•11.1WINIOM!*110••••**1.11111110*.r160.1.01*MMINNPIMI*1•111.1.110.**M.I.INEININ/110111111111•0.1140 CHRISTMAS GIFTS for the Home that vvill Be a Lasting Joy to All CHESTERFIELD SUITES BEDROOM SUITES WINDSOR CHAIRS OCCASIONAL CHAIRS PICTURES SMOKERS • BOOK CASES KITCHEN CABINETS ELECTRIC 'WASHERS GATELEG and LIVING ROOM mssus SWEEPERS BABY SLEIGHS • ROCKING HORSES KIDDIES' SETS DOLL CARRIAGES :TAILES:. CEDAR CHESTS FERN STANDS MIRRORS , CARD TABLES e4t-t API We have a large stock of new and 'up-to-date Furniture and Furnishings R. WHEELER Hamilton Street Goderich ~flaw feaitgor pitcrionsi. fig_maispr. Tiaxanws --ece-earegres.